

| Subject: | Re: Zero Compression after Head Re-torque - Valves? Overtorque?! |
| From: | David |
| Date: | Sun, 29 Jan 2017 03:21:41 +0000 |
Sure enough- I was able to finally put the mini camera to good use- the kind on the end of a foot long flexible arm...verified that most were good- found one not so good and fixed it- After that I've adjusted them- but per John's advice I'm going to go over them again depressing the lifter instead of just trusting that it's where it needs to be- marked improvement just from a "turn the pulley" perspective... Thanks, guys for the lightning fast responses- I really appreciate you all! Dave On Sat, Jan 28, 2017 at 6:02 PM kenneth wilford <kenwilfy@gmail.com> wrote: > Check push rods with a flashlight. They have dropped and are not centered > in the lifters. > > Ken Wilford at vanagain.com > > On Jan 28, 2017 6:00 PM, "Dave Bohannan" <fjazzbass@gmail.com> wrote: > > Folks… > > More of a rant and denial of reality here- but- in order to keep the > bubbles from entering my coolant I decided to take a quick (ha ha) dive > into the head retorque on my 1.9er…it really did go flawless… > > However…now I’m thinking I may have OVER torqued or done something stupid > because the compression went down to 0- little to no resistance… have I put > the rocker arms on too tight? did the retorque pull the heads in too far so > that the valves are now too tight? > > I am planning on a valve adjust next- but what else should I make sure of > before I do that? Am I missing anything else? > > After oil pressure related issues and now this coolant thing- I’m thinking > of a rebuilt- but would like to delay that even if only a little while > longer :-D > > Dave > 85 1.9 GL > >
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